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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
THEIR FATE SEALED.

Party of sealers Carried Out to Sea
on an Ice Fioe.
ST. JOHN, N. f., April "A party of
sealers went from the shore of the chan
mel on the west coast OF New FouudIand
on a sealing expedition. The Ice floated
seward carrying the men with it. Two
bodies have been recovered from the ice
foe. The men had been frozen to death,
No further particulars have been received
concerning the steamer Eagle disaster.
The steamer Aurora mas been dispatched
to the scene. Hopes are entertained that
some OF the Eagles crew are yet alive.
Her crew numbered 275 men. A derelect
sailing vessel is drifting down on Ire
passey on the southwest coast.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
WoRTH's CAPITAL.

A Big Majority for Removal, Buo
Not Enough for Any One Site. ~
TY-TY, GA, April 2.-Ihe consolidate1
returns OF the election for the removal ana
location OF the county site OF Worth
county to-day gave S64 tor removal and
2l2 against It, with 49S for locating g
Sumner and 366 for the stockade, neithcH
place receiving the requisite two-third4
Sumner people are going - CARY stn&
matter 20 the courts for tue pfIfr614 ~
testing the validity OF the et4l> ~
curing two-thirds OF the vote cav ~ ~
cate. sANtt4tf-~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
A QUAKER CITY FORGER
ONE OF BIACONS FIRMS
AMONG, THE INTERESTED.

One - Ihs CrnClSed Drafts Negotiated
hut subsequently Taken Up by the
WHY Crininal-A Second Bit of Bogus
Paper r aiIs to Pass Muster-The Firux
Nothing Out.
MACON. GA, April "A big forgery
was developed to-day. About year ago
draft was presented TO Lamar. Rankin
& Lamar, in this city, in favor OF B. Hs
Hall & SOP, Of Philadelphia, from whom
they had been buying whistles. Tha
draft had their name written across tao
face, and so closely were their signatures
Initiated that they paid the acceptance
without hesitation. A few days after,
aud before the books had been posted,
when the forgery would certainly have
been discovered, one OF the firm OF Hail
& Son, of Philadelphia, came to Macon
and told MIR Lamar that he had reason
to suspect that a forgery had been com.
mltted and that they had paid out money
on forged acceptance.
A DOUBLE FORGERY.
The draft was then brought to light and
not only was Lamar, Rankin & Lsmar's
firm mans forged, but that OF Hall Il Son,
also. Mr.. Hail then paid back ths
buOuC 10 JIStnuT, IAhnklu % Lamar, autu
kept the DRAFT saying that he wanted stI
as evidence to detect the forgery. TbsI
fact that no conviction followed in
addition to the fact OF Mr.. Halls coming
TO Macon for the purpose of refundin4
the amount paid out by Lamar, Rankin e8
Lamar with forged acceptance, led ths
firm here to suspect that the forgery was
committed Dy relative OF the firm im
Philadelphia. Yesterday draft In faVor
OF Hall " Son, of Philadelphia, for Sis 20
with Lamar, Rankin & Lamar on Its face
was presented for collection, which wasi
Immediately pronounced forgery ana
the bank In Philadelphia which had sent
the draft here for collection was tela@
graphed without delay.
HALLS ARREST.
In the press dispatches OF to-day 1t ID
learned that J. Edward Hall was srresteds
in Philadelphia for forgery, the amountOF
his foreeries being about $50, 900, and tha
supposition OF Dir. Lamar that the yio&
lator Of the law was a relative OF the hrmi
in Philadelphia was verified. When the
first acceptance was paid Lamar, RANKING
IL Lamar owed the concern about theg
amount of tie acceptance, but al the TINS
of the last forgery the accounts were ball
anced, having been paid about the middle
OF January. IL is supposed that the
party who forged the drafts expected to
be in a position TO take them up befor8
they were due, and that those whose
names he had used for his own purposei
would never learn of his rsscality, but II
was decreed otherwise, and he must now
suffer as all others have or Will who have
done the like.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
ENGLANu'a GRNAr QUESTION.

The Cabinet Discusses AmendU oIis
to the Coercion and Land bi,ls.
LONDON. April 2.-Lord Randolph
Churchill made q speech at Paddiug'on
to-day In the course OF which be declared
that the action OF the House of Commons
last evening was not only momentous
in its Importance and encouraging, but
worthy OF Parliament and the nation.
lie said that although be intended to
continue his crusade against extrnva-
gance in government management be
stu remained a true and faithful sup
porter OF the Tory party, and maintained
the necessity Of the union. He was con-
WINGED, he added, that nobody could de-
wise home rule scheme capable of sue
cesstully standing the criticism of Par
lament.
THE CABINET IN SESSION.
The Cabinet was in session two hours
to-day discussing the amendments pro.
posed by the Liberal Uniouists to the
coercion and land bills. The text of the
coercion bill now that 1t has been made
public intenstles the opposition to the
measure. The Parnellites express them
selves as sanguine that In an appeal to
the country the government will be over
thrown.
CONSTABLE DORNEY DISMISSED.
DUBLIN, April 2.-Constahle Doruey,
who threw down his arms and refused to
obey orders and take part in the arrest of
Father Ryan, OF the Herbertstown branch
of the National League, has been dis
missed from the force. The government
have decided not to prosecute him.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
Clarke Give Bill.

New YORK, April Wv. A. Clarke, the
post Office CLERK arrested for stealing
$4,000 ia registered package from Port
land, Ore, 10 this city, confessed to-day
that he had stolen the package contain.
ing SIC, 900 in currency sent 70 Charles
ton, i. e., in December, 1891. The money
was sent by the Park National Bank OF
this city 10 the First National Bank OF
Charleston. Clarke also admitted that
he was interested in a gambling mouse In
this city. Clarke WAS admitted 10 bail
this afternoon. A certified check tor
$4,000, signed by the American Loan and
Trust Company on The Park National
Bank, WAS given ne security.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
Asudden Death

from heart disease is now quite common.
DIR. Pieree's ''Golden Medical Discovery"
IL a certain remedy. Chrome irritation,
palpitation, excessive or detective action
OF the heart, shortness OF breath, aud pain
are removed by a IN a short period. IL
also cures ala the diseases relating 10 the
LIVER. stomach. bowls. blood aud sklB.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
Wreckage of a YachI.

bs aOkFoLK' VA, April 2.-Reports have
W.ecl reserved from Cape Henry that
tho ' sSos Is coming ashore tonight along
Of sn %o1e OF Lynn Haven bay, consisting
Coorim las chalrs, steering gear, pictures,
dlcatins utensils and other furniture, In
iurnish that they belonged to q we'll
There IT, vessel, aod probably IA yacht.
,ue vessel yet, although a oamn.stool was
'ueu ashore with the letters I'M. P.D
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
An Audience TO Americans.

ROME, April IA second audience was
given TO Americans at the Vatican to-day.
Cardinal Gibbons presented The visitors
TO the pope. who said kindly word to
each, and expressed bis delight at again
seeing so many OF the American faith
full. Cardinal Gibbons had private
audience with the Pope previous to the
nuhlio recaptiOp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
BURGLARS IN A CHURCH.
The Silver Communion Service and
Other Articles Stolen.

IIIV 5IIVtE NUIIfIElHHfUIf 5tEVICS dHU
Other Articles Stolen.
NRwBURYPoRT, MASS, April Bur
glars entered st. Paups Episcopal Church
last night and stole the silver communion
service and other articles OF silver, valued
at several hundred dollars. One piece Of
great historical value was given to Rev.
samuel MyIes by King William and Queen
Mary, tor the use of their maj 4stes'
chapel in New England. In 1904. This
was originally given TO the Kings chapel,
Boston, but later came into possession OF
st, Paups church. An attempt was made
TO break the safe of the Catholic church,
but after breaking the lock the burglars
departed, leaving the place in great con-
tnaiOn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
AN OUTBREAK AT RUsrCHUK.

BUCHAREST, April 2.-It is rumored
here that an outbreak has occurred at
Rustchuk, and that the Bulgarian War
Minister has been attacked. 1t is also
stated that two regiments have revolted
at kustendil, and that the officers OF both
have been placed under arrest, but that
the men, after fight with the troops,
have fled to the mountains.
An attempt has been made to assassi-
nate the president OF the court martial,
before which the persons concerned in
the recent revolt at Ruetchuk were tried.
THE GEAR AND DE GIERs.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2.-The Gear
has assured Prince de Giers, the Russian
Minister of Foreign Affairs, that he re-
tains the Czar's fullest confidence.
Prince de GIers will remain in the For
eign Office.
The Gear has censured Katkoff, editor
of the Moscow Gazette.
The Journal de st. Petersburg saws
the Amer of Afghanistan has no grounos
for proclaiming holy war against
Russia, and cites the resumption OF
negotiations at st. Petersburg for the de-
Limitation of the RussO-Afghan frontier
as a fact showing that the Ameer's fears
are fOundless.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
COWBOY HiLA AIPY.
They Take a Nebraska Town and
Enjoy Fight with a Sheriff.

They Take a Nebraska Town and
Enjoy a Fight with a Sheriff.
CHICAGO, April "A special from
Omaha says: "Sheritf Penn, of Broken
Bow, was called yesterday to Anselmo,
which had been literally taken by cow
boys. The cowboys were shooting right
and left and had killed one man. The
Sheriff responded and in attempting TO
arrest the ringleaders shot two of them
dead, ne himself bong uninjured. More
trouble Is expected as the cowboys are
in full force and swearing vengeance.
The latest reports at midnight said that
deputies are being hurried to the scene
and 1t Is expected that desperate battle
Will ensue upon their arrival"
BLooDHOUNDs OBTAINED,
GALVESTON, Tex, April "A special
from San Augustine, Tex, gives further
particulars OF the fight between the Sta te
rangers and timber thieves. 1t says;
"Allen Newton, a ranger belonging to
Capt. Scotts company, arrived here early
this morning and telegraphed for blood
hounds from Rusk. The dogs arrived this
evening, and Newton is on his way back
to the scene of action in Sabine county.
Newton stated that Capt. Scott, though
seriously wounded, is doing well and will
probably recover. j. II. Moore, one of
the rangers, and VIII Conner were killed
in the fight of March 81, and Fred Con-
ner, 1t was reported, was badly wounded.
Sabine county is thoroughly aroused,
and, without doubt, all the Corners will
be captured or killed in a few days."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
Wrecked or Vancouver

,oast TIE W. T., April 1.-The Pacific
san ES.eamer Mexico, plying between
Eracl rI'anclsco and Puget sound, was
of PInveu thursday light four miles south
band npus pass, Vancouver Island, All
is AKA we're we're saved. The loss on the vessel
yet k y",nO. The loss on the cargo is not
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
, Snoo's Herself in ChiId Firth

ts kra"sooN n j., April 2.--Mrs. Ern-
10 Lave, "lle OF silk weaver living
heal viii street, shot herself In tho
was IA. n, labor pains while her husband
hbaer' zee and the purse ,amnorarIly
rave b,,t an hour after the shooting she
are ce,,n 70 twins, a boy aud girl who
aolY dc. "0'i' The woman will prob
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
Only an Atlanta FAIRY Tale.

CLEVELAND, April 2.--CbIef schmitt,
OF the Cleveland police force, says he has
received a photograph from Atlanta, Ca,
OF the burglar confined In that State, and
that be Is not one OF the fur store thieves.
The police officials here do not believe
that the fur gang ~ In Georgia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
Indicted for Murder.

TAMPA, FLA. April 2.-Garcia was to-
day indicted by the grand jury for the
murder OF Martinez, at Ybor City, with
elias and Bsnity as accessories. Gibson.
the murderer OF Hall, OF Sefiner, was also
Indicted. The trials are set for q special
term In June. The prisoners were sent 10
Orlando iail.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
Swallowed by the Earth.

VIENNA, April 2.-Ihe fine Roman am
phitheatre at Pola, In Austria, on the
Adriatic, suddenly collapsed to-day and
fell into an immense cbasm which opened
on the site. From this ohasm vapors are
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
sTANTOA'5 FLIGHT.
Doubt Whether He Can be Punished
for His Crook eduess.

for His CrOokeduess.
DETROIT, MICH, April 2.-The first
notice of anything wrong in connection
with A. Nj. Stanton and George X. Siston
II Sons was in the morning papers yester-
day, being in the shape OF an advertise
ment stating That Mr.. Stanton was no
longer connected with the company. This
advertisement resulted In an investiga-
tion, the outcome OF which was sent in
these dispatches last night. Mr.. Stanton
left here early In the week, announcing
his intention 10 go TO New York.
His friends insist that all
is right. The best legal opinion
is that Mr.. Stanton has committed no
offeuse punishable under the law. Being
a partner In the firm, aud owning an un-
divided interest In the firm, he could not
steal or embezZie from himself, and in the
eyes OF the law he has simply overdrawn
his account. An accountant sent from
New York to investigate says the firm,
in business way, desired Mr.. Stanton
TO have his CUSTOMERS protect the firm
He did not comply, and an investigation
was decided on. Mr.. Stanton did not
await the result OF this, but drew the
firms balance Of $1,000 and fed. lie had
been using the credit OF customers for
private speculatlons. The shortage
amounts to SIS, 900. IL Is mol believed
that MIR. Stanton's brother, mentioned In
the New ltYork dispatch, is ablato help
matters any. 10 s1s
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

BAILEY, "a, April Alt Is reported
here that a woman named Blant0n gave
birth a lew nights ago ~ Wheaton, aDout
four miles from this place, 10 four chlis
dreu, Two we're dead and twO alive. 1ba
live ones we're \ boy aud giTl.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
: Gle vino ls false 10 present dnty.n says

SHE VINO 10 false 10 present duty" says
Henry Ward Beecher, "breaks a thread
in the loom, ana will lind the flaw when
he may have forgotten its cause" A
case ia point occurs 10 US. Dir. VIM.
Ryder, al 81 Jefferson street, Buffalo,
". Y, recently told Reporter that, "i
had large nbscess on each leg, that
kept continually discbargiBg for twenty
years. Nothing did me any good except
Or. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery.
II cured me.D Here IL volume ex-
pressed Ia a leW words. Mr.. hydsr's ex'
perience il entitled 10 our readers care
ful consideration. - me Sun.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

DIR. hodges Given Two Years.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Abr. James
Hodges, VINO was convicted OF exploding
n bomb in the Graud 0pefa house Feb.
during the Patti conceff, Vas sentenced
to-day 20 two years lMpFlsohlnent In San
Quentin. N
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

NEW YORK, April 2.--The Commercial
Cable Company has repaired one vi lie
cables and IL now accepting business for
All points.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
A HEART AILMENT.

LONDON, April 2.-Hon. Daniel Man.
ming, who is now at Bournemouth, Is not
seriously i'll. lie has been staying at
Merldale Hall, BournemOuth, since last
sunday. He Is suffering from heart COM
plant, but his malady is not serious
enough TO prevent him from driving out
daily.
DR.. Horace Dobell, who is attending
Mr.. Manning, to-day pronounced him TO
be In i'm proved health.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
THE CABINET IN SESSION.
CONSTABLE poRNEY DISMISSED.
Foes OF THE CZAH.

Three of the Bomb Carriers Hanged
Many Arrests Made.
BERLIN, April 2.-Three persons con-
oerned in the attempt to assassinate the
Gear by means OF bombs In st. Peters
burg March 10, were hanged Thursday
morning. Twenty more officers In vari-
Gus branches of the service have been
arrested in connection with tho attempt
made against the life OF the Gar in the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
BISMARCK AND TIE POPE.
The National Liberal Press Ceases
Ire OnDosifion tn tho RiII

The national hiDerai fPesS leases
Its Opposition to the Bill.
BERLIN, April 1.-The tone of the Ma
tional Liberal press toward the ecolesias-
ticaI bill indicates the cessation of oppo-
sition to the measure.
Herren Miguel and Bennigsen and other
leaders OF the National Liberals acee pit
fully Prince BsmaTck's policy OF con-
c.liauOn. Numbers Of members OF the
Conservative party and Reichsparte con
tinue irritated against the Catholics, but
IL is not thought that they will actively
oppose the governments policy. The at
titude OF the Centreists shows than Mgr
Galimberti, special envoy Of the Pope,
failed to obtain the submission OF Herr
Windthorst to conclusion Of peace with
the government.
AssAILED AS INCOMPLETE.
The Germania assails the concessions
as incomplete. 1t says: "Prince Bis
marck's policy remains the same as ever
In principle, though in form IL may differ.
Since the beginning OF the Kulturkampf
be has always aimed TO establish disoord
In the church. First be tried TO make the
people aud German clergy independent
OF their ecclesiastical superors. Then
no essayed 10 place The Pope
in antagonlsm with the people.
Now he affects 10 protect the Pope, draw
ing the Vatican into policy which he
hopes Will end the breach between tue
pontiff and the faithful. The Centre
must remain party OF opposition until
not single article remains Of the laws Of
May.
Catholic papers concur in denying that
Mgr. Galimbertl had any In
structi0ns to advise the German bishops
10 modify the utteranoes OF the religious
press, The spirit OF the KultuTkamp
is thus still alive, Notwithstanding Prince
Bismarck's negotiations with the curia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03
Manning Much Better.

NEW YORK, April Sub reasurer
Canda, Of this city, cabled to ex-rreas-
urer Jordan al London yesterday asking
IL the reports regarding ex-Secretary Man
ning's illness were correct. Mr.. Canda
has received the following reply:
Mr.. Candd, Sub TreasWrer, Nelo York;
Deny emphatically. lie is greatly improved
since his arrival. JORDAN.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

CHICAGO. April "A special from
Morgan, Tex, says: News mas reached
here of a very destructive fire raging IN
Cedar Brakes on BroZes river, ten miles
east OF here. The fire started Tuesday at
the mouth of Laine's creek and destroyed
all the timber on the midland and
Chorino to the amount OF 10000 acres.
Several houses have been burned. The
damage already amounts to 100000 and
the flames are still raging.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-03

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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-09-24

news was a mistake, and the mess
age was intended for lady living III
Portland bearing the same name.
Cassia County.
The bleached bones of Elijah
Reed, we'll known at Albion, who
has been missing for several months,
have been found in an old field
near Snowville, on the banks OF
Deep creek.
The miners Of Little Basin have
organized new district to be known
rs Delorite.
Frank Mcintyre, a horse thief,
has been captured and his stolen
booty recovered.
The money is nearly all raised
for making a preliminary survey Of
a route for a big irrigating canal.
Lcmhi County.
The mountains in the vicinity OF
Salmon City were covered with
snow last Sunday.
The Salmon City drum corps has
received their new instruments anc
the members are practicing nightly
Eureka mining district, on thu
west side of the river, ten miles DO
low Salmon City, is attracting some
attention. The day for the devel
opment of quartz mines in thi
region is rapidly approaching, ant
the opening up of such propertie
will greatly add to the industrial
resources of Lemhi county.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-09-24
THE ALIEN LAND ACT.

If there be any virtue in petit
tons the incoming congress will
promptly amend the Alien Land
Act which restricts the ownership
of real estate in the territories to
American citizens. The mining in
terests in the territories have been
made to suffer q great injustice
owing to the obnoxious portion of
the measure which prohibits the
investment of any foreign capital
in the development of our vast
mineral resources. A prominent
mining operator who has spent the
past eighteen months in London
informs the KEYSTONE that the
Alien Land Act has kept ten mil
lions of dollars out of the territory
of Idaho this year. This vast
amount of capital was ready for in
vestment; all the preliminaries,
covering months of work had been
settled; expert reports obtained at
great expense, and the outlay of
time were satisfactorily rendered,
and early last March, just as final
negotiations were being concluded,
the act was passed and the Eng
lish operators promptly withdrew
from the field. This is a serious
blow to country in which the
business of mining is a leading
industry, and which in its prose
cution the expenditure Of large
amounts of money is demanded to
develop and successfully work the
newly acquired property. The in
vcstment of foreign capital is what
does all this; those furnishing the
means take all the risk and sustain
the expense of opening up mining
properties in our territory and
certainly should be encouraged
Itmay be that the stringent law ex-
Guiding foreign capital from operat-
ing mineral lands i'm the territories
was enacted without due consider.
alton being given to the effect il
would produce; but, nevertheless
it has been enacted, and in justice
to the chief interests of, not alone
Idaho, but Montana, Arizona and
other territories, the great wrong in.
flicted should be speedily undone
4 petition asking congress to amend
the act SO as to allow of the intro
duction of foreign capital without
hindrance will be circulated in
ketchum and vicinity and should
be signed by every one. This il
the hands of Delegate Dubois, tt
be presented along with similar pc
titions from Utah, Montana ant
other territories, will certainly hav,
the required effect and cause the
distasteful portion of the act to b.
stricken out.